The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1904, Page 11

WIFE QUITS Five Months of Wedded Life at YOUNG MOTHER DIES LAUGHING While Playing with Her Baby in “Zion” with the Former Great Husband’s Presence, Wife of “Unkissed” Said to Have Been Broker Suddenly Succumbs to Enough, Heart Trouble. WAS A SWISS BEAUTY ae eam: bsgh tig Pape Peed WITH A GREAT FORTUNE, T, Waleh, the broker, who fell dead while laughing with her husband and playing with her one-year-old baby, wag killed by an affection of the heart. The Walsh home is in Murray lane, Flushing. The husband, who sings in the choir of the Church of All Angels, West End avegue and Eighty-firet street, Manhattan, hed just returned from church test evening and was talk~ ing with his wife, Ste suddenly ceased lwughing and orled out: . “Oh, Albert!” She died instantly, Mre, Walsh was thirty years ald and prominent fo- clully, She appeared to be in excellent health yeaterday, and during the aay paid @ call, Induced to Join “Zion” by the Elder Dowie on His Trip Around the World, She Be- comes Disgusted in Short Time INDON. Dec. 19.—Acoording to the) ily Mall, Gladstone Dowle, once known to fame a} the “great unkissed,"’ @nd son of “Biljah IU," has lost his 98,000,000 bride. ‘Mrs. Gladstone Dowle was Ruth Hofer, Her home was on the shores of Lake Constance, Switzerland, where @he owned one of the most magnificent @states for miles around. She was sald to be worth in her own right no less ‘The elder Dowle came across her on the tour around the world which ended | @o dieastrously in Australia. She de- ame a convert to Zion," and returned | to this country with Dowie, Mt was/ nderstod at that time that the young ‘woman was destined as a bride for Dowile's then “unklssed” son Gladstone, and that her fortune was to go to re- | Plenish the somewhat depleted treasury @ “Zion.” The elder Dowle denied all this. Marriage After Denials. Notwithstanding thé denials, tho mar- Mage took place about six months ago. After five months’ residence in “Zion,” @ccording to the Geneva correspondent Of the Dally Mail, the young bride found Ute there unbearable, Instead of being @ wife in all that the term im- piles she was made to fill the place of | An upper servant. The neglect and hypocrisy to which she was subjected Chronic Catarrh Cured. Hyomel’s Wonderful Action In Curing a Case of Thirty Years’ Standing. Guarantesd by Hegeman & Co, Do not try to cure catarrh by taking Qrugs into the atomach. It cannot be cured im that manner, The only way in which Uhia common disease can be cured be ‘& direct application that will kil! of catarrh and prevent their Hyomel {s the ouly known method | Of treatment that accomplishes this it ls the simplest, most pleasant and only ab- solute cure for catarrh that has ever been discovered. ©. A. Derby, of Beverly, Mass. 1 GET MORE THAN SHARE OF SNOW Citizens in East 114th Street ts Say Drivers Empty Contents | of Wagons in That Thorough-| fe fare Instead of River. rellet {rom the | discouraged and disgusted her, and she| ity Improved, wattl made up her mind to eave “Zion.” When she announced her determina- tion she was'refused permission to go. Then she declared if she was not al- lowed to depart without Interference she would run away at the first oppor- tunity. This frightened Dowie, and he Feluctantiv gave his consent to her | going. have so much confidence of Hyomel to cure ent Citizens living in East One Hundred and Fourteenth street, between Second an dThird avenues, reported to-day that “Hegeman & Co. The Corporation. 200 , \ branches. Mall or | qeathen Conds Wenes. | snow was being dumped Tm tho street Money arrived from Mra, Gladstone Dowte's mother to detray the expenses | of the return trip to Switzerland, and | the young woman {is now ones more among her relatives Bofore her marriage Mrs. Dowie was eonsidered the most peautiful as well as the richest young woman in her | part of Switzerland, Her brothers, Wealthy Swiss manufacturers, violently Opposed ter joining Dowle’s “church,” ‘and are sald to have given her @ hearty Watches, Diamonds, Rich Gold Jewelry “THE BENEDICT” Celebrated Collar Button Wonderfully Improved, NEW Pat. Oct 6.1903, | in front of their homes. A long line of trucks on which was the name of Antonio G. Pucel, con- tractor, passed through the atreet loaa- | ed with snow. The drivers after cross- ing Third avenue began shovelling the slush into the street. Some of them let down the tallgates of their wagons, 80 14, oil 4 heavy rolled | the loads would fall out. gid, Bate ity eves “unless etamped | The waona are supposed to be some —Benediot and date of patent | hired by the city to haul the snow to, A SET OF FOUR MAKES the river, These wagons are paid by | aN ACCBPTABLE PRESENT. | the number of yards that are hauled, Weloome home. —>> R 8, b jand by dumping thelr loads in the | penedict Brochocn, dou tziors BUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK | sircot 9 | | x drive was saved, and MONDAY MORNING WONDERS | more ould be nauled i Broadway & Liberty St New York sive VIEW The Coffee of Your Fathers was good Coffee, It was grown carefully, sorted wisely, roasted perfectly, ’ sold pure, made strong, and served steaming hot. Doctors never thought of telling pa- tients to use it “only once a day.” And the men and women of three generations ago were not less sturdy because they enjoyed of it as much as they could drink as often as they wished, Then it was that the Gillies Coffees won the good name that has en- dured, Graiually many of the old-time houses have ceased to exist or have found new owners with different policies. The Gillies House has gone on unchanged, familiar to the descendants ot old New Yorkers, but naturally not so well known to the welcome thousands who each year come to make their homes in and near the Greater City, Picture Books Free—The . e Gillies Annual Distribution, One of the old-fashioned customs of the Gillies business is the Annual Distribu- tion of Picture Bogxs for the Children, We are pleased to announce that this year's distribution begins to-morrow—and continues until all the books are gone, Given only to purchasers, as in former years. They are our usual good grade, Six kinds—new * stories and pictures. Beautifully llthographed in colors by RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS, the great color publishing firm of New York and London, In order that no one may miss them we shall be glad to send them also with goods ordered by mail WHEN ASKED FOR. F Calendars if Preferred, ° In many homes where the children are all “grown up” a beautiful calendar may be pre- ferred. If so, all you need du is to mention it—and the calendar will come with Attention is particularly directed to a few of our leading brands as follows; Cash Colfte. Broken Mocha & Java. | Best Mocha end Java. , ‘One of the BEST of our lower | Made up mainly of the broken dlend of the BEST Java that and smaller beans of a grown with the coffee, Special English | Breakfast Tea. Coffees. Cc c Cc a choles highest grade Cof- B Mocha that A new importation of particu: ou. iy i) tees, Including both le grown, More larly fine quality. Rich. full | ‘Worth « trial.. Mocha and Java.... eancot be said and of delictous c} ’ lavor, Tes that | Broken Java. French Roasted Coffee | Best Arabian Mocha, | ‘vc'moat’ eurnestip 5 good valuo. because It | A splendid high-grade Covtes, There Is little of the gennine | Tecommend,.. * of the C | feasted Diack. in C | inthis country. This c| sie ae ia) cholee Mixed and smatier deat French style: we know fs all right. Tea, “Glilles Spe. c po Sd bigh- very rich and there- for it comes ‘itrect cial Blend.” a great Javas.. fore very popular., from Aden, Arabia. favorite, Abe. ..ccrrete —and the Tea or Coffee or Both Will , Send The Postal To-Night st satwit \ The system is easy, delightful. No rushing off to a store. No | crowding and jostling. No carfare, No tax on time or nerves, No experiments. No disappointments, Send the postal—that’s all. Or—call or telephone,if youprefer, ‘WE SELL 5 LBS. COFFEB—or 1 Ib. Tea and § Ibs, Coffte—and delivered in Manbattan, Brooklyn and Bronx up to 180th st. SEND POSTAL or telephone. 10 Ibs, Coffe: or § Ibs, Tea—or 4 Ib. Tea and 10 ibs. Coffee—delivered F EB | of express charges within 25 miles of Manhattan—25 Ibs. deivered within 100 miles Movey back if you'll take it. Hotels, Cubs and Resiauranis, as well as private samilies, sind the Gillies Teas and Coffees the mostSATISFACTORY as well as the most ECONOMICAL, NEW ACCOUNTS INVITED, Established 1840, 4 THE WORLD: illies Coffee Company, eee “MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER io, 1904, amt h att pirat? D Alt Cans Jhanster Jo RL OTM IUOUEE A Dressing Sacque or a Robe—{- Either for an Appropriate Gift The store will remain Open Evenings Up to and including Christmas Eve to accommodate those who are kept busy during the day, Here Are the Xmas Gifts lo Appeal to the Men Folks. Not such a task to buy something that “the man” will like im- mens¢ly, if you make sure to come to Bloomingdales’ for it, for we've just the ye i that are bound to be liked, having selected with care and ~ iB igment. he following items gre surely interesting to you: Men’s 75c. & $1 Neeckwear, 35c. (3 for $1), Large English squares and wide four-in-hands in rich patterns and refined designs — made of heavy and lustrous silks —a handsome holiday box with each tie, Men's §5 & $6 Etderdown Robes, $3.98. An ideal gift for the comfort-loving man—also $6 German Blankel Robes, $4.98. in rich and beautiful new colors and designs. Men's $1 Suspenders, 49c, Pair. Made of the finest quality jewelry webbing, with odd and artistic buckles of German silver and Roman finished plate, finished with silk calfskin detach- ments, Each pair in a nice Holiday box, Smart Shirt Waist Patterns, $1.19 Shirt waist patterns have be- come prime favorites with gift- givers at Christmas time—and well they may, for there’s noth- ing prettier, These offered by the Bloom- ingdale Dress Goods Store for week for £1.19 are woman, The Bloomingdale holiday of dressing sacques and robes ane 1 plete with every new fancy, They contain the prettiest and most be- | coming negligees to be found in the. city and at prices to suit all purses. These few price quotations how economies run: Robes. $5.49 —Of heavy ripple with fitted back, Ugo me! and cuffs, (rogs and $4.49 —Ripple beta e with pointed collar; oe, cr ee e silk frogs : $3.98 —Fancy striped made with sailor collar, the collar, cuffs and pocket trimmed with stitched satin—robes finished with silk fr 2.98 —Of splendid elder. down, made with ‘ale sean and turnover cuffs, bound with ( ribbon, finished with heavy and tassel, ’ Second Floor, Sath St. Section, $50,000 Worth of Fine Watches Xmas Shopping Suggestions. tine ‘ith ht two sbou shopping these days? are only five days, 70 business hours, for shopping between now and Christmas, Our endeavor is to line up our store service in such good order that absolutely no one out of the thousands upon thousands who will visit the store between now and Christmas will be inconvenienced. We ask you to help us; And in this way— Shop in the morning if possible, Carry small packages, Look at the name and address the salesperson writes down— be sure she has it right. Avoid C. O, D.'s when possible. A delay of five minutes at twenty houses means a great deal of time wasted, t Buy on a transfer if you have Dressing Sacques. 69¢.—All-wool eiderdown in pretty shades of pink, blue, lavender, red and gray—made with fitted backs and heavy crocheted edges. 98c.—Ripple elderdown sacques in all the most wanted colors—made with pointed applique collar, $1.49 —Ripple eiderdown in all de- sirable colors, made with nicely shaped sallor collar; pointed sleeves ~trimmed with stitched satin and silk frogs. $1.98 —Very pretty garments, made with large coll ollars and sleeves hound with satin—finished On fronts with two silk frogs. Sizes 34 to 46 in each sort. obey. o)n Plone WS St Sart Ribbons for Xmas Uses. ‘ yt need lots of the pretty aby ribbons for tying y r Christmas pablo) Mf ihem at Bloomingdales’, where the good sorts are quoted at the lowest prices, These and other ribbons that go into fancy work are here in plenti- ful assortments :— several purchases to make. Ask 2 50 10c piege of 10 yards—No. 4 all agy floorwalker for one of teen. worth 3 ey a b : silk baby ribbons, When goods are to be sent by ey're of handsomé highly mer- 1 ‘ a express, buy them far enough ahead cerized material with effective em- all ‘hia ‘% In This Holida Sale of time to allow mpre than the brolderings, and come In pretty 10¢ yard—All silk satin taffeta : usual time for delivery. colors, as well as plain white, if you lose anything, apply at once to “The Lost and Found Desk.” Main Floor, near Superin- tendent's office. Keep to the right as much as possible in the aisles. Inquire at the Sub-Post-office, Main Floor, if you wish any infor- mation regarding mailing of pack- ages, etc. ribbon, 3 ins, wide, worth 15Sc. 12%e yard—All silk taffeta rib- bon, 3% In. wide, worth 18¢, 1S¢ yard—All silk satin taffeta ribbon, 4 inches wide, worth 25¢, 18¢ yard—All silk satin taffeta ribbon, 444 Ins. wide, worth j$c, 25¢ & 35¢ yard—3 and 4% Inch fancy wap printed ribbons. iain Wioor, 80th St. Seetion, a Deautiful Fox Furs in a Xmas|| Xmas Neckwear | ! Sale at Half Regular Prices, | lor, Women. Neckwear, like handkerchiefs, Wise indeed are those persons in is always appreciated when gift- search of a gift in furs who take advan- giving time comes. tage of this most conan op- F des rey and beauty the Bloom- Ew offering made by the Blooming- ngdale stocks afford a splendid Fur Store. In bye Ny watch the only safe way is to select a safe store in which to make your purchase—a store like Bloomingdales’, for ity Stance, where every watch sold is fully guaranteed, We buy and sell more Watches than any other store im a ld is the reliability and quality of our watches , prov ! Here are watch hints of Christmas Interest;— Women’s $5.00 Solid Silver Watches, $15% They're set in handsome engraved and engine-turned cases; are stem winders and setters; fitted with excellent Swiss” Serenents These welshes are valued at $5, > Each in a dainty Christmas box, containing enough material for any size waist, for $1.19. Dress Patterns $1.25 One thousand percale dress pat- terns In the newest Spring desicus —a full yard wide—ten yards to the pattern, Only $1.25 each. Man Near Rotunda Foc graved cases and Chatelaine pin to match—each set In handsome satin-ltned box—complete set, $2.65 match—they come in the dain {lest shades of turquoise Slue royal blue am rub y—all stem- winders and dant field for choice, and at far lower prices than you anticipate paying, we know, How about these? 25c, 80¢ and 75c— Pretty lace stocks, cream, ecru and black. 25c, 50¢ up to $7.98— Beautiful silk stocks and Jabots, in all colors, 75c, 98c, $1.25 up to $20.00— Very elaborate lace collars, in white, cream, ecru and black, 98c to $9.98— Handsome silk neck ruffs and CAPES, Main Floor, Both Bt, Seption, Cambric Cushions of Java Down Delightfully clean, whole- some, odorless, cool and sani- tary are these cambric sofa half what you'd pay ordinarily for these ele- ‘ gant fur pieces—so, you see, you will have so much of your appropriation set aside fér the fur purchase to spend for something else, Look through the following items: Two-Skin Isabella and Sable Fox Stoles, $0 In, long, squirrel lined, four tails, four paws and cord.. »» $13.50 $2 in. long, squirrel lin four paws and cord. . $15.00 $2 In. long. squirrel lined, four tails, four paws and cord $1 70 in, long, squirrel lined, eight tals and cor $22.50 80 In, long, fancy brocaded. silk lin- ing, four tails and four paws...... Isabella and Sable Pox Mufts. | in white, cases warranted to asmy kt; they're dtted with seven Elgin and Waltham movements and are guaranteed perfect Hmekeeperny ) $13. 50 to a customer, 25.00 Floor, Front Tworskin Double Sable and Isabella Fox Scarts, $4 Inches long, with four tails, four paws and cord. $15.00 $18.50 | 60 inches long, with four tails, four paws and cord. $16.50 Isabella and sable fox flat Pil- low Muffs—$8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50, $17.50 Xmas Rooks at Bloomingdales’ } and Two-stripe Isabella and sable flat Pillow Mulfs..... $18.80 ions, In many respects To get any idea of the vastness of the y Threestrpe abel an ab 6o Inches long, with four tills IT they're far superior fo cushions |} stocks of books one must come in and look about—and the book store fox flat Pillow Muffs...,.$18.00 | 3M" fore coro eee filled with the real down. is indeed a most inviting place these days, well worth a visit. is Foupeiring lahat tas HM TMi a cad eiee leet BI Every sort of “could-be-wanted” literature is bere in abundance and fox flat Pillow Muffs..... $16.50 tails and cord.........055 $25.00 Make your selections at Bloom- ingle lute oles ‘ 50 inches long, with four 70 Inches long, with eight ingdales’ as follows: ba) gt vir iod Xe ay | oom eee talls, four paws and cord, 12,50 tails and cord.........00+ $27.50 18-in. size, 20¢ | 24-In. size, 40¢ from large, clear type, on good . Bound in fine library style 20-in. size, 24¢ | 26-In. size, 48¢ Z2in, size, 30¢ Main Floor, Near Rotunda. We also call attention to the remarkably low prices we quote on beautiful neck pieces and muffs of ermine, mink, Hudson Bay and Rogan Sable. News From That $45,000 sale of b ° Women’s Tailored Coats and Suits Right before Christmas comes this remark- : am ‘ able sale of women’s handsome, new tailored wei coats and suits, giving persons who believe in giving practical Christmas gifts splendid op- portunities for genuine bargain-getting. In this sale the Bloomingdale women's coat and suit store quotes prices 6 lo 4 vsval on the handsomest and smartest of this Gilt tops; boxed. Pwb!ished at $1.00; our price per VOI... +05 .se0e= A few of the titles: a ae ' oer, vol Brpeeiptions=Dickens. | eka ee | Be handsomely found in decoraled cloth coverk Presents that boys will appreciate, Que o9le price, 6D... 5.009) enpeene With Quester ie the Biseh Mille-~Bene Great Lakee— ae Mi, T™ re | Half Leather Classics—A dainty g hak J made up and bound with leather backs each in gold; gilt tops and sl mark price... and cor’ Pal Pree es season's cfeations, and indications are that EEN e eat. this will be the greatest sale of the kind we Misa" Senaeraat NS | Afee CMe pugrtme have ever held. ‘nae of irsahtamt $ pape Assortments include ie an Bs, Tailor-Made Suits and Fancy Dresses of Cloths and Velvets, Coats and Fackets of Cloths, Plushes, Velvet and Velours, in long, medium and short lengths. Prices throughout run thus: $8 SB Gans" $j 9 322105200 G13 7 $8.75 $19.75 $14 to $20 Coals $35 to $45 Coats and Suits for ‘and Suils for $50 to $60 Coals & Suits tor $29.75 All of our high-class costumes are included in this safe and at “ next-to-nothing” pric Second Floor, 60th St. Segtien citer Bweet. Bien of Wine onve Dk Beauty Rook, tbridge Hall Nl h volume is a besutiful bound in Padded Leather bookmakers art, in smal] hand stzi be sign in go!d, round corners, full Our sale price, per volume, tee Take reo of Late, \s 'a Beare re Browning | bag hip ot Mes ae ke Sie ar ey oan, | ES = oe ‘ a Pts. tile Be Pros and 1 Finest Edition of Poets—Printed from new, ep etige oged 4 in handsome cloth binding. Published at Our sale ver Be volumé....., one Arnwid, j | Moers, Lapseey, aradioe Lest. Ries a. ’ Sr OUNCE! i es Gee Lexington to Third Avenue—Bloomingdalc cat te rreerNES 732 Or ror